- The bill amends the Value Added Tax Act 1968.
- The bill aims to adjust the supplementary regulation for antiques, art and collectibles.
- The bill aims to adjust the provisions on the place of supply for the levy of value added tax (VAT) on certain virtual services provided to customers.
- The Advisory Division of the Council of State has reviewed the proposal and has no comments.
- The Advisory Division recommends submitting the proposal to the House of Representatives.
- The acting vice-president, Th.C. de Graaf, states that the proposal does not give rise to substantive comments.
- Five minor adjustments have been made to the explanatory memorandum for clarity.
- The State Secretary of Finance, Marnix L.A. van Rij, requests that the amended bill and the explanatory memorandum be sent to the House of Representatives.
Source: open.overheid.nl
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